Ha, exact same duration as mine this week.

Hope the school assignment went well, it does sound good to me!

Ha, exact same duration as mine this week. Hope the school assignment went well, it does sound good to me!

ha i like the will bending idea.  Wish I had more command over my library and setup lately.  Excellent orchestration for this piece.  The epic hits set the stage nicely.  Persevering brass shines thru with the strings.  Well done and hope the classes are goin well!

ha i like the will bending idea. Wish I had more command over my library and setup lately. Excellent orchestration for this piece. The epic hits set the stage nicely. Persevering brass shines thru with the strings. Well done and hope the classes are goin well!

Ooooh I feel those bassy womps in the centre of my skull, absolutely fantastic. Great trailer feel, it has all those wonderful distinct moments and shifts that give the goosebumps and that sense of rushing forward, really awesome.

Ooooh I feel those bassy womps in the centre of my skull, absolutely fantastic. Great trailer feel, it has all those wonderful distinct moments and shifts that give the goosebumps and that sense of rushing forward, really awesome.

Ha, funny how that happens... and thanks, we'll see how well it goes, but I got all three pieces submitted so fingers crossed (⊃‿⊂)

Thanks, though I can't take much credit for the orchestration on this one... EastWest's Hollywood and Fantasy Ochestrators and associated orchestral are the tools I'm still learning.  The ensemble presets are kind of an easy button for orchestrations... though getting the most from the requires some doing.  Much to learn still... much to learn.  But was pretty proud of the horns, that's Aaron Venture Infinate Brass... which is just SOOOOOOO nice to play, so easy to get expressive performances from... and the underlying samples are VERY dry, so you can kind of mix them however you want... which I tend to prefer over samples where you can really hear the space they were recorded in... lookin' at you BBC Orchestra... (¬､¬)

[quote=rplktr]Ha, exact same duration as mine this week. Hope the school assignment went well, it does sound good to me![/quote] Ha, funny how that happens... and thanks, we'll see how well it goes, but I got all three pieces submitted so fingers crossed (⊃‿⊂) [quote=Tone Matrix]ha i like the will bending idea. Wish I had more command over my library and setup lately. Excellent orchestration for this piece. The epic hits set the stage nicely. Persevering brass shines thru with the strings. Well done and hope the classes are goin well! [/quote] Thanks, though I can't take much credit for the orchestration on this one... EastWest's Hollywood and Fantasy Ochestrators and associated orchestral are the tools I'm still learning. The ensemble presets are kind of an easy button for orchestrations... though getting the most from the requires some doing. Much to learn still... much to learn. But was pretty proud of the horns, that's Aaron Venture Infinate Brass... which is just SOOOOOOO nice to play, so easy to get expressive performances from... and the underlying samples are VERY dry, so you can kind of mix them however you want... which I tend to prefer over samples where you can really hear the space they were recorded in... lookin' at you BBC Orchestra... (¬､¬)

Thanks, I'm glad you like it... Those big gran cassa hits do have a very satisfying thump to them.  That's ProjectSam Pandora... straight up "Trailer Sounds in a Box", but I love it... I sneak that library into anything I can get away with including it in. 

[quote=neon liminal]Ooooh I feel those bassy womps in the centre of my skull, absolutely fantastic. Great trailer feel, it has all those wonderful distinct moments and shifts that give the goosebumps and that sense of rushing forward, really awesome.[/quote] Thanks, I'm glad you like it... Those big gran cassa hits do have a very satisfying thump to them. That's ProjectSam Pandora... straight up "Trailer Sounds in a Box", but I love it... I sneak that library into anything I can get away with including it in.

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i am in this movie today

i am in this movie today <3

haha def know what you mean with the BBC Orchestra library and yea dry samples are easier to work with so you can drench them in verb however you please

[quote=Napear][quote=rplktr]Ha, exact same duration as mine this week. Hope the school assignment went well, it does sound good to me![/quote] Ha, funny how that happens... and thanks, we'll see how well it goes, but I got all three pieces submitted so fingers crossed (⊃‿⊂) [quote=Tone Matrix]ha i like the will bending idea. Wish I had more command over my library and setup lately. Excellent orchestration for this piece. The epic hits set the stage nicely. Persevering brass shines thru with the strings. Well done and hope the classes are goin well! [/quote] Thanks, though I can't take much credit for the orchestration on this one... EastWest's Hollywood and Fantasy Ochestrators and associated orchestral are the tools I'm still learning. The ensemble presets are kind of an easy button for orchestrations... though getting the most from the requires some doing. Much to learn still... much to learn. But was pretty proud of the horns, that's Aaron Venture Infinate Brass... which is just SOOOOOOO nice to play, so easy to get expressive performances from... and the underlying samples are VERY dry, so you can kind of mix them however you want... which I tend to prefer over samples where you can really hear the space they were recorded in... lookin' at you BBC Orchestra... (¬､¬)[/quote] haha def know what you mean with the BBC Orchestra library and yea dry samples are easier to work with so you can drench them in verb however you please :)

This is truly as epic as advertised.
- Raioh

This is truly as epic as advertised. - Raioh